How to add bookmarks to Google Chrome?

I just realized that search term bookmarking can be easy as managing your research motors. Right-click the omnibox (address bar), click "Edit the search engines, " and add search engines. Utilize a Name you may recognize, enter the keyword you want to make use of, and simply enter the URL for your bookmark within the URL package. Voila!

Chrome's search term search device, like Firefox's, replaces %s into the Address along with your keywords. But you can add a keyword search in Chrome without including the %s bit after all, so when you execute that keyword, it will just take you to the keyword's URL.

To simplify, look at the screenshot above to see what a keyword bookmark for Lifehacker would look like. After configuring it, when I would like to visit Lifehacker later on, all I have to do is type 'l' and hit Enter. Chrome's autocomplete is obviously smart, as well as for many people is sufficient to replace the necessity for keyword bookmarks, however, if you are a keyword bookmark junkie like i'm, that is an essential feature to relieve any browser transition.

Unfortuitously it really is more of a hack than a bookmark function, plus the s.e. manager is not almost since powerful once the regular bookmark supervisor. But before the Google developers opt to add this feature (my birthday celebration's coming up, GOOG), it is a lot better than absolutely nothing.